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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
HEAD L A Z 7 L RS
FOR
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRISTIAN, WHITE & co.
offer the handsomest and most complete stock
south Of New YORK Of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC FANCY GRO
CERES
CHRISTIAN, WHITE & co.
NJ most reasonahle figures.

RAISINS-Fiucst Dohcsa, London Layer, Va
lcncia, and Seedless:
CTrHUN-Lechom CitrOn;
CURRANTS-FinestO sterO;
PRU NES-Frsnch ard Turkish Prunes;
F!GS-Fmest Maccar0On ana Layer Figs;
NUTS-SOft-shcll and Princess Almonds, Texas
Pccans and other Nuts IN variety;
GELATINE-Coz's, Cnalmerss, Nelson's, and
Sheet Gclatine:
RESEkVES-Celabrated Shaker and German
Preserves Currant and other Jellies:
CRANBERRIES-CHD Cod;
PRF> EkVED JlNGER-PTcseryed and Crystal
lzed Ginger;
ENGLISH Plump ODINGS-Very fine,
POTTkD GOODS-POtted aud Canned Goods,
full assortment;
WlNES-CoOking Wines. Table Sherries, Ports,
and other Wines in great variety:
LIOUOKS-Firginia and Kentucky MhiskeYs,
Rum, French. Peach, aud Apple Brandies;
CHAMPAG NEAL the popular bran3s;
ChEES E-Ko4uciOri Brle. kdam. Neulchatei,
English, and Pineapple Cheese;
PICKLES-Fincst Domestic Pickles and Oiled
Maugoes:
SYRUP-Supcrior Maple and Other syrups:
CHOCOLATE-SWcct and Table Chocolates;
Bromos. Cocoss, Alkcthropta, &c;
INDIAN-RiVER FLORIDA ORANGES.
MALAGA GRAPES:
QUEEN OLIVES by the gallon;
EXPORTED aud DOMESTIC BEER:
HOMEMADE NlNCE-MEAT.-We would call
especial attention 20 our renowned HOME
MADE MlNCE-MEAT, 30 long AMI familiarly
known 30 Inc public de 7-tDe 2H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
THE FIFrIEru CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, December Z, 1887.
&annfp.

WASHINGTON, December Z, 1887.
senate.
A letter from the Secretary OF the
Interior was laid before the Senate
stating that an appropriation of S77, 405
is required 10 complete the publication
Of the final report on the census Of 1850.
four of the twenty-five volumes being
still imprinted. Laid on the table.
After the presentation OF various
other communications from the heads Of
Departments and tho Court OF Claims
ar. Cullom remarked that the rule was
when bills are introduced before the
committees are appointed to have such
Hills laid on the table, and that created
unnecessary work. He therefore moved
that the Senate adjourn. But he with
drew the motion temporarily 70 permit
MIR. Plumb to offer resolution calling
ON the Commissioner of Agriculture for
information as to whether any person in
the employment of that department
making experiments as TO the manufac-
ture Of sugar from sorghum had OBJ
tanned or applied for patent or patents
connected with such manufacture and
growing out Of such experiment. The
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Farwell asked his colleague to
Withdraw his motion so as 10 allow him
TO introduce bill to perpetuate the
national-bank system.
Mr.. Cullom declined, stating that he
made the motion because he understood
II to be the custom OF the Senate not to
receive bills until after the appointment
Of committees.
Mr. Harris thought there was great
wisdom IN tho position taken by the
Senator (Cullom). II the door was
thrown open lac would insist that there
should bs DO restrictions on the right
He hoped the motion would prevail.
Mr.. Farwell thereupon withdrew his
request, and the motion was agreed TO.
The Senate at 1920 adjourned.
House 81 Representatives.
The House was not in session 10 day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE CELEBRATED
COLUMBIA LIBERTY iron WORKS
In Shenandoah County, Virginia.

BY virtue OF a decree Of toe Ci-cult Cont Of the
United states for the Western district OF Viz
g,Dia, NJ Ham isburc, Va, entered in the chancery
cause Of Samuel Knox, Sc, rs. The Columbia
Liberty Iron Company on the Iith day o. OctO-
Der, 1857. We, the Undersigned commissioners
appointed for the purpose, will on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1888,
at the front door Of the courthouse In Wood
stock. Nhenanioah county, Virginia, oder for salo
10 public auction tho valuable properly known
as The COLUMBlA-LI2ERrY fbON FUR
MACE PROPERTY, situated near Edinburg. in
Shenandoah county, Virginia. a sta,O on the
Valley Branch OF the baltimore and ohio rail
road.
This valuable aud extensive property COM
pT.ses ABOUT ls,i00 ACRES OF LAND. including
TWO VALUABLE FARMS
Of cleared land. under good fencing and cultlya-
ton, ono containing 800 acres, Tho other about
$50 acres
A GOOD wATER-PowER, STONE MRR-
CHANT MIL.
TWO CuAHcOAL IRON-FURNACEs. situated
about six miles apart, one OF which Is now in
operation
4 NUMBER OF GOOD DWELLINGS aud
TENEMENT HOI' SEES.
\ GOOD MERCANTILE sToREHoUSE a.
each OF the furnaces.
Among the chief clements Of value In this
property are the lNENnAUsTtBLE BEDS OF
MOST EXC2LLENl IkON-ORE aud the yALu-
ABLE TIMER on the land.
The iron from these furnaces has long had
high reputation.
There will also DO sold az the same time and
place all OF the CHATrEb PROPERTY OF said
company. comprising about
IS MULES and HORSES,
III WAGONS.
A lot Of II ARNESS.
A lot OF FURNACE TOOLS and IMPLEMENTS.
including CARTS. WHEELBAkKUWs &C. (:
a HAND riRE-ENGINE,
4 BiLLIAkD-TABLE,
Two BUGGIES,
TURE,
A lot OF MERCHANDISE. &C.
mere complete inventory will DO made OF
the personal property TO be sold and furnished
on tho day OF safe.
A lot Of MIrFD ORE. CHARCOAL. aud
OTHER SUPPLIES for the operation Of the
furnaces viii DO sold with tho property
TERMS OF SALE: The purchaser will DO re-
quired 70 pay cash enc fourth OF the whole pur-
Chase price, to be paid upon conformation Of
sale, ana TO be secured on the day Of safe by a
dc2osit OF snch cash or collateral as win be
satisfactory 10 said commissioners, and execute
bonds, with approved security, for tho residue,
payable In one, two. aud three years, with in
terost from day OF sale.
ED. :. CONRAD,
w ~. WHISTLER.
GEORGE Il. sIPE,
JOHN +. kOLLER.
|. TkIpLKTT.
II. q. ALLEN.
no t-ih6s Commissioners.
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Houbie wedding.
BOUDte W tUWIHrs
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch

ISpeclnI teIegrAtd % INC UISptch.I
STAFFORD COURTHOUSE, Va, Deem
Der An interesting double wedding
occurred at Clifton church, in this coun-
ty, at Z o'clock this evening. The par
ties were Miss Agnes Waller and Il. A.
Moncure and Miss Mamie Waller and
r. G. L. Moneure, Jr. Rev. T. G. Page,
rector OF the church, officiated. The
church was filed to overtiowing. The
bridal presents were numerous.
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IIpuDfOu Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, VA, December Z. 1887.
Mr. S. L. Bickford, ex-county clerk,
accidentally fell down the steps at his
residence here IA few days ago and broke
one of his arms in two places.
Mr. Il. l.. Wingfeld. of Newport
News, and Miss Sarah Parker, of Eliza
beth City county, were married at the
residence OF Mr. A. IT, Parker, the brides
father, on the NEWMARKET road, at 2.
NJ. yesterday. DR.. A. b. Woodtin per
formed the ceremony, at the conclusion
of which Mr.. and Mrs Wingtield left for
Old Point. where they embarked on the
Washington steamer for a northern tour.
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~ - ~ .,.ei..., - 80 y

Few women waut 70 appear sick, and yet how
many we see With PAIN written on every feature.
who have Doen suffering for months from To-
male weakness aud who coul1 easily cure them-
selves by the use Of DR.. Pierce's "FRvorite Pre-
scrptioD,p 10 DO found az any drugstore. This
remedy Il q specific for weak backs, nervous or
neuralgie pains, ana all that class OF diseases
known as "female complaints" illustrated
large treaties on diseases OF women. with most
successful courses OF treatment seat for 10 cents
In stamps. Address, World's Dyspensary Medi-
cal Association, ct3 Main street. buffalo. N. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
Nd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DAILY fAi CIT e'NDAh%
4O0P. NJ, accommodation lcoyos Byrd-Street
station. arriyc3 40 AshlaDd at y. "
6oiP. NJ, leaves slua; arrives a. Ashland SO
Oti =. NJ.
QOOA NJ, accommodation. arrives 81 By
street station; leaves Ashland AZ
\. q.
J.51P. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland M
SIP T.. ".
C. A. TAYLOR, Gouefa' Ticket Agent
Z L d MYERs. GannraI sMDt. lntruLnn, IL u
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"Bucikef.Slsops" Raided.
IBy telegraph 70 the pispatch.l

~
PHILADELPHIA, December Five
"bucket-shop" stock exchanges were
raided by the police to-day and their
owners arrested and held to bail in $500
under the gambling act. Fourteen
places were 70 be raided, but nine of
them apparently got wind of what was
in store for them and closed up.
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Raising Money for Female In'
Sfttute.

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, December 7.-Rev. A.
f. Dickinson, of Richmond, and Rev. j..
Il. Harrison are here in the interest OF
the Baptist Female Institute at Glade
Spring, for which they are trying to
raise $4,000. William Il. Morris headed
their list with an Offering Of $1,000.
Rev. J. l.. Burrows, ID. d., followed
with 800. A fair share of the amount
needed will be raised here.
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THOMAS CARLYLE,

the great Scotch author, suffered al, hts ,ife
With dyspepsi ia, which made his own life lnisern-
little paiu because OF his fretfuiness. Dyepepsia
generally arises from disease Of the nScr. ana
rs DIR. ficrecs "Goldon Medical Discovery
cures al diseases OF this great eend. Il follows
mat wAiie All eapnot be Carlylos. even with
Dyspepsia. Gil can be free from tie inalady while
emniating bis virtues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
CITY TAXES.
OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR, !
Va Decefn he-r 1870 4

OFFICE CITY CoILEcrOR,l
RICHMOND, Va, December ], 1886.
UlHIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
l. DAILY between the hours Of O'CLOCK
A. NJ. AND6 O'CLOCK P. NJ. from the 18th to
tho sist DAY or DECEMBER, inclusive, for The
purpose Of receiving from all persons TAXES
due TO tho city Of Richmond for the year 1887.
ANY person who shall tail TO pay said Tax be-
fore the slst day Of December. 1857, shan DO con-
sidered delinquent, and viii DO charged PEN
atty Of bper centum ana interest at the rate Of
per centu d, per annum.
AR. wooDsoN,
dc Him City Collector.
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a Dens,.s sued for 5000 ooo.

A Pittsburgh special says John II.
Johnston yesterday entered suit against
James o. Flower, dentist, for 500. 900
daseages for negligence and unskilful-
neiS IN pulling tooth. Johnston says
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
By James b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lli3 Main street.

TWO DESIRABLE FRAME DWELL
4 INGS on ST. JOHN STREET; TWO GOOD
VACANT LOTS. FRO WING 20 FEET EACH,
ON HILL STREET. AND FIVE VACANT LOTS,
FRONTING 32 FEEr EACH. ON HICKORY
STREET, FOR SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION
BY request o. the owner. I shall sell By public
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1881,
beginning with The houses ON ST. John street, at
80 o'cOcK sharp. aud continuing in the order
herein namod
THETNO WO-STORI FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nos 1919 and 1921, on TIE EAST SIDE OB ST.
JOHN STREET between Federal aud Charity
streets. containing four rooms each, having city
water and the usual conveniences. with lots
irOi ting about % feet ea'h, extending back a
good depth 10 alley In common lG feet
vide. renting readily ut good rents, ana 10 nc
locality and OF the character ~ pay well Tor III
ycatmcut.
TWO VERY DESIRABLE And WFLL.LO-
GATED VACANT LOTS on the Forth side OF I'LL
street between Firstand Second streets, fronting
together 30xS0 feet each, and
FlVEVACANT Ions, FRONTlNGTOGETHER
lG0 FEET t32 FEET EACH. on tho east side OF
Hickory street near Calhoun street, haying an
average depth of about 10 feet.
All the aboye-udmcd property Is worthy tho
attention q spcculators or Investors. The owner
Is received to sell, and bargains may 90 expected.
Terms: ono third cash balance at six and
twelve months, by negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES u. ELAN.
dc3 AucdOneer.
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@S WILL PAPER A ROOM 15x15

UENRY II. MILLER & BROTHERS,
Z Il manufacturers 70 order Of GENrLEMEN'S
SHIRTS, DRAWERS. and UNDERWEAR. and
dealers In GENTLEM EMS FINE FURNISHING
GOODS, so cast Main street. II. Z. MILLER
formerly OF II. Il. Miller i Co; POLK MILLER:
A. w. MILLER. lats with CardOz0 q &c. aud
b reoden, Talley & Co. oH-3Ot
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PERSONAL.

no WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
L Left his bone Saturday. December 30, about
half-past ] o'clock. GEORGE w. f. PEhBER-
TON. aged about Twelve years; isYery delicate
looking. Hal on dark clothes, blue jacket, and
round cap. Hair very light nearly wmte-aL
cut very short. He will DO gladly received at
home again by bis parents, who are very much
distressed at his leaving. Any one caring for
him will please be 30 kind as 10 send him % his
parents. Any information regarding his where
ahouts will Do thankfully received by his pa
reats. Address No. 252i venable street, city.
de Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

By y. ". Bowo,
Real estate Auctioneer,
Richmond, Va.
VALUABLE MINERAL LANDS IN

VALUABLE MINERAL LANDS in
y tLLHGHANY AND C2AfG COUNTIES,
VIRGINIA. At Pr BLiC AUCTION.-By virtue
Of decree ot tho Chancery C1uri 0; richmond.
Va, entered OCTOBER 9, s,7, IN the suit OF Browns
Administrator rs. BurOn's Administrator, NC,
wa will sell by public auction. st ihe office OF ~
W. Bowe. No. Eleventh street, In tie city 81
Richmond, Va, on
THURSDAY, DEcFNBgE s. 1851.
TIE o'clock ~, the following TRACTS OF LAND
In Allegheny county, Fa.-yi2:
!. One1 r4ct Of $40 ACRES on Dun.ap's creok,
twelve milea southwes. OF the court house, aud
ahout one and half mites, or less. from the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, near stacks Mine
and BnckO Bone station.
= One Tract Of 4oi ACRES on Dunlap's creek
and Lcakc'b run, about eighteen miles SOUTH
vcst Of the courthouse, near the Sweet Chaly-
bcatc Springs.
3. One Tcact of 1Oo ACRES in the immediate
vicinity OF said tract Of l6i aTes; ana
T. one Tract Of % ACRES OF said Dunlaps
crock, also IN the vicinity Of said two lasi-named
tracts Of all which tracts Of land james Brown,
ST., died seized and possessed.
Also, all the right, title, and interest OF the
said Jamcs Brown. ~. s. estate In the tract 81
land containing $50 ACRES in Craig county, on
Johns creek. about six miles west from the
courthouse. OF which the said James brown, ST.,
died seIzed and possessed
TERws: Ono fourth cash; balance In three
equal instalm6nts nj SIX, twelve. ana eighteen
months FOR notes, with interest added anu utle
retained until all the purchase-money shan have
been paid and a conveyance ordered by the
Court. JOIN DuNLOI,
ONO &. KEAN,
Special Commits toner's.
l. Benjamin H. Berry. clerk OF said court, do
certify that tho bona required q the special
commissioners by decree above referred 10 has
boon duly given.
Witness ms hand this ist day Of November,
1897. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
no 22e5.g7 29&Dei,3 4G7&S
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Schedule In Eject
NOyemDe l3, l--1.


fON NEA AlOfN.
Train No. 30 makes connection az heysvllls
for Chase en- aud Clarksyllie nc Greensbofp
for Durham aud Raleigh daily except sunday
and ar points on North Carolina Division, All
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train No. - makes come -tiOn At Greensboro
for kaleish, GoldsbOro, and MOrehead city, ~
salisbury for AsheYille Hot Springs, and al
points Ia Western North Carolina; az Charlotte
win Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta railroad
for Columbia, Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, "a
vannah. 1hOmasyIlle, Ca, jacksonville, an
other Florida points; also, with Carolina Cen
trail railroad for Wilmington.
Trains iron the south arrive az Richmond
6.15 A NJ apl at5 p NJ
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smithteid, Hampton. Old Point Wayerly, aud
hicksford, Va; Washington. d. c.; Sewborle,
Washington. and farOoro'. \. O.; al stations ON
Atlantis and osnviile railroad. seab0ard and
Roanoke railroad. Norfolk Southern railroad
apd kasiera Nor a Carolina generally: also. lor
Eastern Shore u Virginia snd all regular land
lngs IN the Jsmes and happahannock rivers, al
LOWEST kAIks, and through bills issued
LutikN u. TAruN. ee-fresliendt
No. iii5 Meia street and RoekctlA
IRWIN WsisisEa. Agen. a. 4
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-HAYE ONE FUR
I'D NlS4RD ROOM VACANT. with BOARD.
Win take q few TABLE BOAkDERS. Table first
class. MRS. W. !. ORR.
de S-6t' l02 east Grace street
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Aucrlox sALEs-ru.ure payr.
By sutton & Co..
Peal Estate Agents and Auc,icneers,
liOs Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
ODEsIRABLE BRICK TENEMENT. 40. 60l
NuRTII FIRST STREET, BETWEEN LEIGH
AND JACKSON STREETs-By virtue OF cor
tain decree OF the Richmond ChnDcory Count In
the suit OF schultz rs. Hirsch executor, 9nd Gis,
entered on the 29tr day Of November. 1877. We.
the undersigned, special commissioners Hp-
painted thereby, will offer f0r sale at public ouc-
ton, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1887.
at ~ o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY located as
above. containing i've rooms. Win gas. water
and culvert connections This property was
Dllt only fow years AGO and Is N god oruer.
he LOT fonts about IL feet aad runs lack no
tween parallel Hines IL feet 70 an alley 10 fest
wide.
Thi1 e. iu.t the class Of property that ronts
well and pays we'll as an Investment it IA on
Yeniontly located. and n now rented 20 good
tcnnut who has occupied It ever siuco II was
built.
TEE,fg; One third Of tho purchase money TO
10 pa'1 "a cash: the residue IN TWO equal install
meets M six and Twelve mouths with Interest
added from tho day % sale. the purchaser %
give his negotiable notes Tor tho driencd pay
ments OF the DGrclnse-fuOnoy aud tho title ~ %
retained until tho purchase- money l. par IA
full and a deed ordered bv tho Court, or the pur-
chaser may 10y the entirc purhase.nopey IN
cash. t. o. MtNDtHBUnI,
HAfVEY WILSON,
JOHN II. DlNNEEN.
Special commissioners
Schultz. WHO .rgs, &c, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
HRscH's hXECUl0e AID AIS, DfPEHpAN1s-
IL THE CnASCgRY COURT Of RAE CITY or
RICHMOND.
!. benjamin II. berry. clerk OF said court, GER
Nfv Thai the bond fearirr1 o, the special COM
missiOuers by tho decree ia sail cause OF No
vcmber ~, 1857. has been daily giveu
Given under my haud this - day OF Decem-
Der. l>si. BENJAMIN h. BEkhl.
de Nlsrk.
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by John T. Goddin
and
p. NJ. Quaries,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE
4 PLANT OFTHE WELI-KNOWN BUILD
ING ESTABLISHMENT OF Mr.. GEORGE GLIB
son, AT TIE NOR1HWE, IT CORNER OF CARY
AND SIXTH SlhEEI0-LOI, BUILDING,
MACHINERY. TOULS. OFFICE FURNITURE,
PATTERNS, &c AT trustees under two certain
deeds OF trust The first from Johu aud George
Gibson and their wives 10 ". GoGdiu. trustee,
bearing date Nay ., 1871 the other from George
Gibson 20 j. W. Lockwood anu ". X. Quarles,
trustees. hearing date June B. 1881, and duly r.
corded 10 too clerks cnlce OF 1he Chancery Court
Of the city ~ Richmond. default having been
mslr In the debts occurred therein. and being re-
CURED so 70 10. we will Offer for salo at public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. DEcEMBEB Is. 1877.
at o'clock p. W. that VALUABLE PROPERTY
above mentioned, and more FULLY described "a
follows:
LOr or 10 FEET FRONT on sixth street,
running back l2) feet TO an alley The imrroye-
ments consist az q rWO-SIORl BRICK BUILD
ING. BOILtR-iODSE. LUMBER-SHkDS, aud
all Improvements nee, as1ry ~ conduct a nfst-
class building business. rho machinery T. COM
plctc with modern improvements for getting
out the latest patterns OF moulding. &c, &c
The Office IL complete, with desks, safe, sc. !;
tho drawlng-ro0m with all the necessary lX-
lures The whole establishment Is 20 complete
and perfect ia every respect that 70 10 almost
impossible T. enumcrate the machinery. sc.
Parties desiring 10 purchase will DO well 10 e1-
anime, and viii find that 1t Is ready at once TO
begin business.
Tho chance offered 10 secure n irst-class husl-
ness already established II rare, and should At
tract attention. WeInyite inspection before day
Of sslo.
The TERMS OF SALE will be cash rs 70 400.
with per cent. interest from May T. 1881. and
expenses Of sale: residue, liberal terms Will be
announced nj time If sale.
j. Il. V DANIEL.
Sub Trustee under first decd.
=. ". LOCKWOOD,
". X QUAKLtS.
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BY John +. Goddin,
Ranl Eafrfn Agcnf md AucflOnaar

URUSTEES' SALE OF 15S ACRES
i or LAND NEAR CHILESBUiG, IN CARO-
LINE COUNTY, YA.-Dy virtue Of deed OF
trus. dated June %, lssi duly recorded IN caro-
limo County Court clerks Office on September
3, 1883 default having been made In the debt
secured thereby, We viii scll at public auction,
at Bowling Green, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER II, iss7,
Cha. being court-dey) the above-described l5S
ACRES OF LAND near Chllcsburg, and adion-
ing tho lands q L. swami aud othors There Is
a comfortable dwelling on he place.
TERMS: Al GALE.
WILLIAM l.. COWARDIN,
WILLIAM ii. MCCARTHY.
no Trustees.
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LIE ACCOMMODATION.
VORK-RIVER LINE WA WEST
L POINT.
TRAINS DAILY, STEAMERS DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY.

The fnvorite route 20 Baltimore. The steamers
Oh this line are mofcis Of beauty. elegan -e, ant
comfort. Leave Richmond '3.2O T. NJ. leave
West Point 70 =. w.. arrive Baltimore g. W
leave Baltimore e W., arrive Richmond 100
A. VI.
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore: filstcas', g.
second class. $50
Tho YOrk.Rlyer line affords superior ii7An'
tagos 70 busness men In enabling ihom %
leave Richmond near the Close o. the lays
transactions and arrive AZ Baltimore early mex:
morning. after having enjoyed a dclghHnl
nights rest, free fcom the dust aud noise VI iai1'
way travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATES.
Leave Richmond Clwenty-third
street depot Observation-Disclosures. to.D 4. "
Arrive hchmond glgenty-thiri
street depot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 T. NJ
daily. fDaily except sunday
Depot and tickct-0nlce: root NirR.ala sireeL
Uptown Office: Corner renth ami Main streets
JAS. l. TAI LOk
General Passenger Agent
J. =. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent,
HichmOni vs..
SOL HAAS. Tranlc Manager;
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
Auction sALss-ru.ure pays.
d. Rawlings 6 Rosc,
Real Estate Auctionocrs


DESIRABLE MAIN ST Re- Ell
~ STORE PROPERTY AT AUCTION, no.
1919 EAST MAIN STREET, LONG OCCUfleD
ny Tbs LATE LOUIS J. BUsSiEuA ALsO;
BRICK DWELLING Win Right kOOMs
IMMEDIATELN IN TIE HEAR AND tkONl-
ING ON AN ALLEY.-At the request ~ inc heits
OF the late Louis !. Bo,sieux wo Will sell py
auction. for division, ON the premises. at O'CLOCK
l.. NJ, ON
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1851
the vcry truly desirable PROPERTY situated as
above the lot hiss freft Of II feet inch.s
On Main street with the perpetual right 20 onii1
over thrce-foot alley on the wet from sno
second story. The STORE 10 OF brick AMI hve
stories above the basement; the LOT mas 1eptn
Of l23 gig feet 20 az aicy on which me lot iconls
Is feet, win a good BRICK DIV 5LLlN6 ruht.
ing on said alley containing eight rooms. ana
row renting FOR 500 per anncm. There Ia woe
alley 20 feet wido on the east OF tbs properly
which makes Il an nimfabie houee Tor shipping
purpOscs. IL ~ seldom that such property IL
offered nj auction, and mis- sale must comman1
the attention Of parties seeking good business
property. n plat Of the property can be seen AZ
tue nfflcc Of tie nGCtOncers.
9RRNs: Liberal, and announced AZ sale
RAWLINGS 6 ROSE,
deSi1If.lif5 Auctioneors.